Get Files
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| − | add list to list(%my list, $get files("C:\\Users | + | add list to list(%my list,$get files("C:\\Users\\Desktop\\UBot Media\\Documents","Yes"),"Delete","Global") |
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clear list(%my list) | clear list(%my list) | ||
| − | add list to list(%my | + | add list to list(%my list0,$get files("C:\\Users\\Desktop\\UBot Media\\Documents","No"),"Delete","Global") |
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Setting Include File Path to No returns the contents of the folder along with the file path for each file. | Setting Include File Path to No returns the contents of the folder along with the file path for each file. | ||
Revision as of 21:35, 29 December 2016
$Get Files is a File Function. The function returns the list of all files within a given directory.
You can set the function to return all files with file paths included or only the name of the files with their extensions.
Folder To Search: The folder path to the folder where the desired files are located.
Include Path: Determines whether the files returned will include a file path. Selecting "Yes" will return the files complete with file paths. Selecting "No" will return the files without the file paths.
Example
add list to list(%my list,$get files("C:\\Users\\Desktop\\UBot Media\\Documents","Yes"),"Delete","Global")
The script is using the get files function to return the contents of a folder to populate the list. Setting Include File Path to Yes returns the contents of the folder along with the file path for each file.
clear list(%my list)
add list to list(%my list0,$get files("C:\\Users\\Desktop\\UBot Media\\Documents","No"),"Delete","Global")
Setting Include File Path to No returns the contents of the folder along with the file path for each file.
